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Indiana Election Frauds.


In the Criminal Court In Indianapolis Monday
morning Judge Irwin specially charged the grand
jury respecting the taIly-sheet forgeries COM
mitted last November, and by which the Judge
was counted out OF his Office. The jury has been
lnquirfng into the crime, but adjourned for the
month, and upon reaSsembling Monday the court
took occasion TO express itself very pointedly.
The judge said:
1T may be of no great Importance what partic-
ular citizen shall hold Office or to what political
TAI Importance that the will OF the people as ex-
pressed through the forms law shall not be thwar-
eeu- 10 10 or attempt to do this by altering or
changing tally sheets or poll books OF election
DoIIuS Is grave crime, and one that calls for the
most thorough and searching Investigation at yOur
hands, 10 the end that the guilty person or Der-
sons may be brought to justice, If possible Such
crimes can nave no bearing upon political parties
~ ; not q question of party, but question Of
Int ana IL Is the duty OF the grand jury to take
iShed.- ' w f
Inc whole charge was listened to with the
greatest interest by the jury, and by the large
auuence which had been attending the hearing
i As s9oh as tne jury had retired Mr.. Samuel T.
ferklIiS lhe witness over whose contumacy the
late proceedings In the United States Court Oc-
cuTfeu, Was SuDptPned and was before the Jury for
Two hours. IL was understood that Mr. Perkins
nlade clean breast OF the whole matter. He made
concession 10 the assistant prosecuting attorney
IN uol before ne refused TO answer questions
before the United States commissioner and in
tildI cohleS>lOn told Just how the errors were
Iuaue ana VINO made them, who used the acids on
the sheets, ana Who were present witnessing and
Cohnecteu WIN the crime. An Indianapolis tee-
gram tc the New York Times says: III his tesri-
mony now Is the same as his story then at least
tisnt prominent local democratic politicians are
udpie 10 Indictment for the fOrgerieS committed.
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Reviva, Of n. and O. Dea, Talk.

From the Baltimore sun, today.
President Robert Garrett was at his Office In the
Central building of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Co. yesterday, but, "a usual declined to say
anything about ''the deal" Friends OF the CON-
pany, however continued TO reiterate the state
ment which they have been making for several
days, that the terms OF a negotiation have been
settled, and that an authoritative announcement
Is not remote. The Philadelphia correspondent OF
the Sum- who gave the first information OF the eX-
fJence Of the Sully option, telegraphed yesterday
as follows:
"In this city the B. and o. deal has dropped
almost entirely out OF sight, but to-day a gentle
man who PROCESSES TO have seen the papers de-
clared that IL had been consummated, Boston
syndicate with ample means having made the
first payment. His story Is that the ARRANGEMENT
was 1rst discussed with the Boston men at the
Hotel Bellevue about two weeks ago, and negOtia-
tions have since been proceeding. on Saturday
the Boston folks started out To raise the required
money, and obtained It all in that city. 1t
was paid over In this city to-day Neither the
street nor the bankers here seem TO know anything
about IL, but the gentleman who is authority for
the statement says he was present when the
matter was discussed between the principals All
efforts TO get the names OF the contracting parties
failed but they are said to be large capitalists,
with abundant command OF money. From certain
assertions i should suppose that they were
interested In Topography, but not Western Union %
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Another Scare I'm the Cortes.

Another alarm was caused in the Spanish cortes
yesterday by the finding in the Parliament build
ings what was supposed to be a cartridge Upon
examination, however, the suspicious object was
found 10 De merely harmless firework. A GUAM
tity OF dynamite was exploded yesterday at the
magazine at Canete, in the province OF Cuenca
Killing one person and 1n1uring another. Much
property was damaged. Two persons have been
arrested on suspicion OF their having been con
cerned In the outrage
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No More Drinks in Maine.
FILLING PENALTIES MOUNTAINS HIGH ON LIQUOR SELL
LER AND DRINKS.

FILING PENALTIES MOUNTAINS HIGH ON LIQUOR Sci.
LER AND DRINKS.
Atelegram from Bangor says: The whole State
OF Maine Is in very warm stew over the new
liquor law. Farmers and mechanics, workers and
loaIers all over Maine gather around the stoves in
the village stores and do nothing but talk about
IL. Saloon keepers, hotel keepers and druggists
are IN a highly excited state "Can they enforce
IT, Ihls Is the question that is being asked every
where. Iney didn't succeed very well in enIorc-
ing the Ola law Will they succeed any better with
tne new one, which Is far more stringent?
me new StatO0t" says that any person selling
intoxicating liquor Shall be fined $40 and costs
ana i've imprisoned thirty days or In default OF
pay neEl ne shall be imprisoned thirty DAYS add
G0naL ThlS Is ior the first oGense For each Ia, er
oItnSe he gets s;2OO with costs and Imprisonment
Tor SIX months with six months additional in case
Oh hon-payInent. Any clerk or agent Implicated
Is 10 De heid as guilty as the principal and subject
70 me same 1lne and imprisonment. 1t is gong to
oe dangerous In Maine To contribute to Uncle Sans
internal revenue. The payment OF a United State,
TAX aS liquor seller is to be taken as prima facIe
evidence Oh quit against the Maine law For The
INST oIenSe OF drunAneSS the fine is SO or thirty
uayS inprloOnIn'nC III the fine is not DaiG For
Doing lali a second time the bibulOus Maine man
must go behind the bars for thirty DAYS Drug.
SiStS cannot sell liquors even on phyScian,s pre-
scIlptlon, out they can mix little with medicines
III phy Siclan demands it. They cannot Sell any
acOnoi either. ntle law is TO be enforced against
sellers and drinkers 1t Will be necessary to build
great many new jal1S in Maine,
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PROPOSALS
DAssENGER FLEvAToRs-U. s. CAPITOL

PASSENGER ELEvATORS-U. g. CAPITOL.
OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL.
Washington, d. G, April 8, 1887.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing, delivering and put.
the United States Capitol building VIM be received at
this ONCE where specifications and diaRrarns may be
THIRD inst. EDWARD CLARK,
sp0-w.s,m toap2Oinc. Architect U. s. Capitol.
DROPOSAIS FOR FRESH BEEF
Il OFFICE A. e. B., WASHINGTON Barracks. DC,
March 10th, 1887.
conditions with cory Of this attached
Will be received at this ofce until TWELVE OCI lCk
NOON, on WEDNESDAY,, APRIL TWENTIETH,
1881 at which time and place they viii be opened In
presence OF bidders for furnishing and delivering the
Erest Beef required by the Subsistence Department,
during the fiscal year commencing July 1st 1887:
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes marked
Proposals for Fresh Beef" and addressed to the
undersigned. The Government reserves the right to
reject any or all proposals Blank proposals giving in
formation as to conditions quality beef payment,
amount Of bond &c. must be obtained by application
to this Office.
c, 3. sATTERLEE, LIST 1t B. O. NJ Sd Art, AC.s.
mh21.22 ap6,7 1879.
DROPOSALS FOR TRENCH EXCAVATIONS FOR
Il THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
OF THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING,
145 East Cap St, Washington, ID. c.. Mich 20, 1887.
Sealed proposals will be received al this office until
TWELVE NOON. the FIFTEENTH day of APRIL,
1887 for the trench excavations required the
crete OF the Congressional Library Build
ing. Drawings and specifications can be seen the
formation may be obtained 1. Q. c. LAMAR,
EDWARD CLARK,
80 A. B. SPOFFORD,
mh2S-eo 18th apr Commissioners.
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INSANE ASYLUM ABCSEs.-The legislative COM
miJtee on The Texas Lunatlc Asylum reported
SATURDAY that dlSosraceful state OF affairs ex-
lsteu uncer the former management. IL recites
tbat Iosr vi the White patients gave birth 10 Chill
oren while In the Institution, and that TWO OF
THESE patients have since died. The committee
also nnd tlat TWO or three OF the female attend
ants were discharged from eInpIcyment because
they had been assaulted by employees and reported
the circumstances 10 the superintendent The
report concludes: "UDder the present MANAGE
neat the asylum Is being thoroughly purged OF its
FORMER einp.oyes and the security OF the inmates
Is assured
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CnNPIAIN-INr orr.rr

r,ooAPLAlNING OF THE ARCHBIsHoP.-They ew York
He.otu says: catholic clergymen IRE com
coiTlgan, ana say that hts sentencin-, DIR. Currap
20 zen DAYS In The Hoboken Mona sIery and DR..
functions Tor their attendance as Dr Ncf.lvnn;,
lecture was unreasonable and UNI, ustifiable.
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SULLIVAN TO KHRAIS.-The Sullivan combina-
t1on appeared before an audience or 1 200 In Har
nsoofs, Pa, last night. he says he viii hight Kill
SaAn ahJ way ne wishes, and II $500 Is more than
MS iIienls are willing 70 lose he wiz knock him
our Tor $50, the match TO come on on bis return
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so DIED From TEE ~ KcTs OF Doc BIrK.-Herman
schuitLieI, kpVrer twenty-six wears Old who
Was Dtten oy csir four weeks before last Christ
MAS. uiea ~ the county Jail in Chicago Monday
aiter nlgnt OF unceasing screechfng and bayiny
ike dog. He loaned at the mouth and ,rtaS i, >,
peat nls Drains out on the padded Walls of his cell
Dr. Bluthar0< thinks 1t was q case OF penuine
rabies. W seAoAA1S
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KUJHD Hrs Wtrv,v IT'D .n,c,.

Gu E ED MS "lfks iRADGCEy--On Monday night
some rene eS an attorney OF Peru, Ind made
Miller, wife OF the depuI v city MARSHAL Miller
met Einer,ck yesterday ad at once assaulted him
s,IeWals H ain IIwa niie limerick lay the
neck. Miller was hele To half '' "e AA'
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From the Richmond Herald
I'VE shall know each other THERE'S a line In q
hymn which Is favorite with many good people.
some people are more anxious about heavenly
recognition than about knowing each other here
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A Cur IN WA11 PApER

English Paper. &c per piece: Brown and White Back
Paper SC per piece; best White Back Paper l2kc Der
piece best White Back Paper 25c. per piece on the
wall; me Gold Paper, 25c. per piece fine Gold
Paper 3Oc per piece best Gold Paper 4Oc per piece
best Gold Embossed Paper. Soc per piece; 2O-inch
Gold Embossed Frieze, $1.25: a 1O-inch Gold En-.
Dossed Frleze 75c AL other Lorders at greatly re-
duced rates. Big stock! New goods! No humbuRi
Competent workmen. Prompt attention.
JOHN K. MAHONEY
mhlS-1m 313-315 Pa ave. Sc, Capitol Hill
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

WALL PApERs
P. HANSON HISS CO.. S15 18th st. n. ".
Vail Papers Of all grades
F,iezes and Ceiling Decorations
Special attention given to Plain and Decorative
Painting.
Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds Of In
terror Decoration and Furnishing An inspection of
our goods is respectfully solicited ap2
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New Spn1Ne GooDs.

We have just received an elegant line of SPRING
DRESS GOODS consisting of Fancy Wooden Fabrics
in all the new designs; Satteens in new patterns and
coorng; Surah Silks; China Silks Pongee Silks;
Scotch Cheviots and Electric Cloths for TaOrs Suits
Black and Golored Camel Hairs and Chudda Cloths.
Also. q full line Of Belgin Linen Sheetings pillow
Linens Damask Table Cloths and Napkins to match.
all sizes; Damask and Huck Towels, in great variety.
HOOE BRO. co,
mh15-3m 1923 st., near Ebbitt House.
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WAR BETWEEN VENEZUELA AND Eycr,sp

WAR EErwEEN VENEZUELA AND ENGLAND PgoB-
AgiK--Three British Inen-oI-W.tr are In the hsr-
Dor Of Puerto Cdoalic, the port OF Caracas the
Venezuelan capital ne British minister has lett
The capital and = on board one or the warshiuS
diplomatic relations between The British and
Venezuelan governments having been severed
TIE complications are due 10 the Imprisonment OF
Euglish sailors and citizens in 1888 without lust
cause. iniermiXed with the question OF bound aries
between British Guiana ana Venezuela a Royal
Mail steamer has been dispatched 10 one OF the
British islands FOR troops. The VeneZuelans con-
slider dire crisis at hand. They have refused 10
Yield.
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.
WOOD AND COAL.

w BALDWIN JOHNSON,
W Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Wood and Coal
COMPLETE FACILITIES. BOTTOM PRICES
FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE
Wood and coal direct from the forests and mines
by and water and free from Stag slate aud other
impurities GIVE ME A TRIAL.
Main Yard and Office, 1101 X. i. ave- n Brunch
Yard and Office, 5ll st. branch Office. cor. 9th
aud NV All connected by telephone. aul0-,m
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MRS. WADE COMMITTED SCICips.-The inquest In
the case OF MIS-. liza Wade, The stewarliesS Of the
ship Canara, who was M seriously shot and killed
oD board the vessel while lying at the loot OF Bal
Ia street, BrOO&Iyn. las, Thursday night has been
ended tie jury nndiuS that she committed SUI
eide while insane
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PENCE & WHITLEY,
STOCK BROKERS'
e 80 SFFff fsb sys New York
$50 18th street (Corcoran Building) Washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
Between
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c.
General Partners:
JAMES WHITLEY, II. CRUGRR OAKLKX
MAYNARD G. EYRE
HENRY n. DODGE, Washington, D. c.
WILLIAM r. TRAvERs, Special Partner
Buy and sell on commission all classes Of Railway
Securities.
H. r. DODGE, Resident Partner.
Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and information re-
garding the markets received through our wires in
stantly, direct from the New York Stock Exchange
All orders executed aud reported promptly. je1
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W. OFFER, SUBJECT To SALE
Limited Amount of

W. OrrrR, SUBJECT To SALE
Limited Amounto Of
THE
ORANGE BELT RAILWAY COMPANY,S
First Mortgage 6 per cent.
2O-Year Gold Bonds.
Due 1907.
At and Accrued interest," the purchaser receiving
with each 81 900 Bond $3.50 of the Par
Value of the Stock.
THE ORANGE BELT RAILROAD of Florida extends
from its connection with the Jacksonville Tampa and
Key West Railway at Monroe along the west bank of
Lake Monroe, southwesterly through the towns Of
Sylvan Lake, Paola, Island Lake, Glen Ethel Long
wood, Altamont, Forest City, Toronto, Lakeville,
Carkona, Millers and Crown Point to Oakland located
on the south shore of Lake Apopka, distance Of "a
miles, and is being rapidly extended through to Point
Pnellas, on the Gulf THE STEEL RAILS HAVE
ALREADY BEEN BOUGHT. THE RIGHT OF WAY
SECURED AND THE GRADING Is BEING RAPID
LY PUSHED TO COMPLETE THIS EXTENSION
BY THE FIRST OF NOVEMBER, OR NOT LATER
THAN THE FIRST OF JANUARY, 1888
This road passes through the fertile land of the
State of Florida and the most thrifty orange belt
the State. 1T IS DOING VERY SATISFACTORY
BUSINESS, AND EARNING MORE THAN THE IN
TERE st ON ITS BONDED DEBT OVER AND
ABOVE ALL OPERATING EXPENSES, ETC, AND
WHEN COMPLETED WE SEE NO REASON WHY
1T SHOULD NOT PAY HANDSOME DIVIDENDS
ON ITS STOCK, AS 1T IS BONDED FOR THE
SMALL AMOUNT OF $4,000 PER MILE. These
bonos are nrSt ana only lien on the road and equip
ment and in addition are guaranteed, principal and
interest, by the Orange Belt Investment Co.. which
own Large mills at Longwood that are earning over
$4,000 year net, besides which the company have
valuable real estate and other property estimated in
all, with the mills to be worth 33OO,OOO and when
the road is finished to Point Pinelas it estimated
that the Investment Companys property will be worth
at least $LOOOOOO not including the Railroad and its
franchises.
THE COMPANY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RE-
DEEM THESE BONDS AT ANY TINE AFTER FIVE
YEARS, AND 1T Is BELIEVED THAT THEY WILL
BE ABLE TO RETIRE THEM ALI. IN FIVE YEARS,
AS 1T Is FOR THE INTEREST OF THE GUARAN-
TORS TO DO SO, THEY BEING THE OWNERS OF
rs PER CENT OF THE STOCK, WHICH, WITH
THE25 PER CENT WE OFFER, WILL OWN THE
ROAD AFTER THESE BONDS HAVE BEEN RE-
TIRED, AND WILL BE THE ONLY LIEN UPON
THE RAILROAD AND EQUIPMENT AND FRAN
CHISE
We look upon this security good investment and
with % per cent of stock bonus offered with the
bonds. they should command the attention of the in
vesting public.
Interest January and July, payable at the FARM
ERS' LOAN AND TRUST CO., NEW YORK, who are
the Trustees Of the mortage.
GRISwOLD l. GILLETT,
ap4 3 Wall at. New York
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BOOKS, &c.

Books. Booksu Booksu.
EASTER BOOKS. EASTER CARDS AND EASTER
NOVELTIES.
Also, Teachers Ref Bibles Pocket Bibles Family
Bibles. Prayer Books and Hymnals, and Sabbath
School Libraries. Illustrate Books, bound
IN lvorlne, and other finely bound Books,
suitable for Easter Gifts. All Of the
aforementioned goods to be sold
AT ASPECIAL REDUCTION FOR THIS WEEK.
The latest styles of Stationery. including Monte
Cloth Cambria, DC, at lowest price.
For Price List Of Special Book Sale call at
CHAS. BAUMS
mh3O-3w BOOK AND STATIONERY DEPT.
L'AS1ER 1887.
~ Easter Cards. Oxford Teachers Bibles Easter
books and Booklets, Devotional Books, Easter Novel
ues Easter Cards. Easter Novelties. Easter Eggs,
Easter Books, Easter Booklets, Easter Papeteres.
c. T.. PUkSELL,
Bookseller ard SIationer
mf26 41S 9th St n. ".
IL IN GREAT VARIETY.
Pocket Teachers and Family Bibles,
Pr'yers and Hymnals.
Sabbath School Libraries.
Devotional and Theological Books
WIN. BALLANTYNE SON.
mh25 42S Seventh Street.
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The New York Express Robbery.

DrO2TASr EVIDENCE AGAINST The ARRESTED MAN
OkOURKE.
Important evidence In the express robbery near
Utica last week mas Deen found In the house at
Suspension Bridge, OF OkOurke, the supposed rob
Der and dSsailant of Messenger Ledke. O'Rourke
and his vile are educated They rented a house
On the outskirts OF the village OF Suspension
Bridge, and furnished IL luXurious.y. They made
frequent trips away O'Rourke was tail and OF
nns build while Mrs. O'ROUrke was handsome
brunette. Alter their arrest last Saturday and re-
ErOyal 10 Syracuse a Search-warran. was made
out 10 enable the officers 10 90 through their
hOIrSe- thorough search was made by Chief-Ol-
IOlt,e Miller, assisted b. IhOs. Gallagher route
agent Of the National Express Company Evidence
or the most conclusive character was found. the
riost important OF which Is OyerCOat Oh the eX-
at pattern described by messenger Leake as the
one worn by his SSalla nt IL Is long, made OF dark
ctotE and having small light cheek in IL. In the
pockets was found exactly the same kind OF cord
that Messenger LesiEe was bound with. In another
pocket was FOUND "A small fragment OF seaiing-wax
which evidently had been attached To- a money
package OF the express company. Letters were
p9nd proving his name TO De MIchle O'ROurka
Other letters were found addressed TO ..Chaei
ORourke." The wOmanS name Is Carrie Coulter
OkOu-AF. OkOurke On Friday o: las: week paid
Henry cornell SO that be owed MIN Tor furniture
So IL nye-dUlar bills and the rest in silver
Seventy-tyc dollars WAS the amount paid 10 the
BntLeryS FOR house-rent-paTt in bills and part in
silver. The revolver taken from him at the time
o. his arrest WAS "A 4o-CaliDer.
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nm, PENMsYLXANIA ROUTE
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

s9R2E $ssS n.eSI4isSs S s$HSshS
Trains leave Washington from station corner of sixth
For snd Limited E.rss.
q res efR1dE SAs Is MD s. s
With s. Sleeping Cars from Hsrrsburs to oncinn.ti
seE daily 10 cSsas
Western Express. at 5: ID PM daily. with Sleeping
nsbury to Cleveland. cennsctins a Harrisburg
With through see r s for Louisville .nd Memphis
and the West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg 70
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Enc Ne Sanandaigsua Rochester Buffalo Niss.rA
Cars Washington 70 Rochester
For Miliamsport. Lock Haven and Elmira. at $50
For New ~ diiy s1a the 900 and
On Sunday nR go SSo NJ 1880 aDS
Pa 56 Cars So, $40 daily. except Sunday, aud
For Boston xithSut change 200 n; every day
Jersey CIV with S9ats q Brssklyn Anne. sffoEd
nx New = street double
For Ph5sdsptIs 3D. 70 o sDs snd = NJ saSd.S
oS * Esp4 RESI- 80 eSS INV s ssa
For y4ls%crS S$s 7S oo e;4o 80 g. LII; Il
sSS s1S loae AZ ESd q POO S'a 4f
fo2 fopss Lns and 44o daily
except SUNDAY.
FOR HS'' except Sunday Sunday sSS SSU
AzR EBHRrz ksD sA
5 @ 4s SG, sd5 1So5 ,Od
n;S7 Pm OF On ,S SUNDAY at 6;oO s:+7. IL AM
For richmond and the south 6 90. IL AM daily and
1rains leave aiesSandfis for
se Ss and fo4a pM and aG2 Midnight
sIaep.aond.Y % sppay + sSc snS
Tickets and information a. the oface northeast cor
Of 18th street and avenue and At the
baggage to distinction from hotels and residences:
n woon c chAS- = pnSH s General MAniss1
s:3oA Mast Tenn Mail Daily tOr wsrrsnton.
Sssssf Sa5s ss|s "a IisasSsafs ss
II 30 A M.-Fast Mail Daily for Warrenton. Char.
and bs
tween lynchirv and Danv1ile, Greensboro. Raleigh
oreaSs and cooan Pan Sleeper New New
xna New a an oaar
for Brmingian,. vicksbnrg aud Shreveport. Solid
stras5urx sndinterinodiSse dates stasions.' '0'
and Line Of Ches and OHIO Route. Pullman Sleepers
Lynchbprs, Bristol, Clattsnooea, Memphis. Little
Book and all Southwestern Points THROUGH Pullman
II: 100 P. M.-Southern Express Daily for Lynchbmrs
Danville Raleigh; Ashcville, Charlotte Columbia,
Texas and California Pullman SleePers Washington
to Montgomery connecting with Pullman Parlur Cars
Montgomery to New Orleans Pullman Sleepers WasL.
ingtou to Aiken without change.
Trains Washington and OHIO division leave Wash
ington gig A. A., Daily except sunday, and 4:45
n. Daily: arrive Round Hi; II 90 A. NJ and 40 P
lao n Daily except Sunday. arriving Washington
$3.50 A. NJ. and ! Sd p. III.
vile and LynChburs arrive i'll Washington 3: 10 A IL
aud = 23 ?. NJ: via. East Tenn Bristol aud Lynch
Ohio Route aud Charlottesville At 94O p. NJ. Stras-
burg Local at J:47 4 NJ.
Tickets Sleeping Car reservation and information
furnished and baggage checked at Office COL Penpsyl
vania xvenuc, and at Passenger Station
Railroad, 9th and Is streets. JAS. j. TAYLOR
mhl2 General PASSENGER Agent
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Gun BARGAIN SALES

Gun BARGAIN SALES
ior the past two weeks have been so encouraging and
~ We OUT such crowds of customers dull
al any time of the year whether season or out and
We nave Determined 10 eclipse all former bargains we
nave ever offered in our GREAT DRIVE SALE which
we VIII make on MONDAY and TUESDAY 18th and
ID IN sts when will aStonsh the natives in prices
Ut Carpets, Furniture and Draperies To"
Remember. this sale is for cash and ony lasts tuo
days-Mondsy and Tuesday-and don't YOU misc il WV
W. H HOEKE
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Virgins PREDICTS ANOTHER E,KrYor,Kr-pro,

NlGGiNs PREDICTS ANOTHER EARTHQUAKF-Prof
Virgins predicts another earthJjlake ahOut
August L! ana september 10 next affecting
western Europe and eastern part OF North Amer
lea The greatest force, lie says, Will be felt in
the southern hemisphere lie attributes the prp
dicted disturbance 10 the law oil recurrence and
The position Of certain planets. which, however he
declines To NAM.